dryad in Norwegian
dryad in Norwegian is dryade — dryad means in Greek mythology, a female spirit believed to inhabit a tree, often called a wood nymph.
dryad in Norwegian
dryade
(Greek mythology) A female tree spirit.
What does "dryad" mean?
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noun In Greek mythology, a female spirit believed to inhabit a tree, often called a wood nymph.
"In the story, a dryad steps out from the oak to warn the travellers."
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dryad in a sentence
- In the story, a dryad steps out from the oak to warn the travellers.
- The old myth tells of a dryad who dies if her tree is cut down.
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What is "dryad" in Norwegian?
"dryad" in Norwegian is dryade. dryad means: In Greek mythology, a female spirit believed to inhabit a tree, often called a wood nymph.
How do you use "dryad" in a sentence?
Example: "In the story, a dryad steps out from the oak to warn the travellers." In Norwegian, "dryad" is dryade.
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